Shuttle Landing

Ahoy! buckos.
So th' shuttle be delayed. when be th' date in which 't must land?

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Gareth Slee stelde dit idée voor :
Ahoy! buckos.
So th' shuttle be delayed. when be th' date in which 't must land?

Just one day later, see http://www.nasa.gov/shuttle

André

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André wrote:
Gareth Slee stelde dit idée voor :
Ahoy! buckos.
So th' shuttle be delayed. when be th' date in which 't must land?

Just one day later, see http://www.nasa.gov/shuttle

No, this is the date of the next attempt. The UFO thread quotes the
Houston Chronicle's understanding of the max delay:

Atlantis was equipped with enough supplies to keep the six astronaut in
Earth orbit through Saturday.

from http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/4197753.html.

This should also be in the press kit, and probably was mentioned in the
MMT briefing.

/dps

Gareth Slee wrote:
Ahoy! buckos.
So th' shuttle be delayed. when be th' date in which 't must land?


I bet the crew is happy the wave-off happened well before donning suits
and doing fluid loading.

/dps

snidely wrote:
Gareth Slee wrote:
Ahoy! buckos.
So th' shuttle be delayed. when be th' date in which 't must land?


I bet the crew is happy the wave-off happened well before donning suits
and doing fluid loading.

/dps

Former astronaut Tom Jones was on Fox News this afternoon and said that
there were enough consumables to continue flight through sometime
Saturday.

John